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CISC303 Lecture 4: CISC 303 Automata Theory 9-8-16

United States

Automata Theory

Computer and Information Sciences

Vijay Shanker

University of Delaware

Introduction to Social and Cultural Anthropology

Introduction to Art History: Pyramids to Cathedrals

Art of Ancient Egypt and the Near East

Introduction to Art History: Renaissance to Modern

General Chemistry

Data Structures

Introduction to Data Mining

Computer Networks I

Operating Systems

Wildlife Conservation and Ecology

Physical Geography: Climatic Processes

U.S. History Since 1865

History and Government of Delaware

Discrete Mathematics I

Elementary Linear Algebra

Fundamentals of Physics I

Human Evolution and the Fossil Record

Introduction to Machine Learning

A. List what each person is known for in regards to Atomic Theory and structure of an atom:
 
Democritus :
 
Dalton :
 
Thomson :
 
Rutherford :
 
Bohr :
 
Chadwick :

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